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Iceman

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  1. Pumping up those rookie numbers
  2. That isn't what I said at all. Rodman wasn't a stad padder/ offensive rebound creator from his own hand.
  3. Weedwhacker was their hefe and it was AWESOME!!! but gone.
  4. Lawnmower is generally available all year long. Bring back the Weedwhacker!!!
  5. On Rodman's career, he average 3.0 shots per game. The 3 seasons in Chicago were 2.3, 2.3, and 1.9 respectively. During that same stretch, the Worm averaged 5.6, 5.8, and 5.3 offensive rebounds for the season, so more than half of his offensive boards resulted from teammates' shots.. For Reese's career she has averaged 12.1 shots per games and 5.2 offensive rebounds.
  6. 5 on 5 feels impossible.
  7. Wordle 1,439 3/6 🟩🟩⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
  8. If you ever are on the way to Denver or checking out Route 66 for whatever reason, or making a turn to Albuquerque, Hodgetown in Amarillo is a great place to see AA ball. It opened in 2019, has free street parking, and is just a fun place to watch the Sod Poodles in action.
  9. Not quite 'We Are Marshall' territory for me, but close. I don't watch flicks like 'Marley& me.'there's just no fucking way.
  10. He should take Trump out for a haircut.
  11. AI responses may include mistakes.
  12. Me neither. Probably shouldn't be one either. Maybe just some cake. little less Tiananmen...
  13. Thank you babysitting fuck stick. Other people already handled it gracefully. Too bad you can't.
  14. The largest recent parade was because of the Gulf War. Y'all are right. Most recently, in 1991 more than 8,000 troops marched down Washington D.C.'s Constitution Avenue in a victory parade celebrating the end of the Persian Gulf War. Stealth fighter planes passed overhead while tanks and Patriot missiles rolled by a crowd of 200,000, according to William J. Eaton and Beth Hawkins of the Los Angeles Times. The attendance was below the 1 million-plus spectators predicted to turn out to view the $12 million event. But by that evening's fireworks display, the turnout swelled to 800,000.
  15. No. Edited now. Fuck AI. LMAO.
  16. As a Marine who celebrates every 10 November, or the preceding Saturday, I would venture the answer to be yes. The celebration of the Army's 200th birthday was incorporated into the 1776 Bicentennial celebration
  17. Not even gonna remotely refute that, because it is what he does. That being said, the parade would be taking place regardless. He can run his sewer all he wants, it's still about the Army's birthday.
  18. That is the Army's 250th birthday, regardless of Trump. On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress voted to establish the Continental Army. This action marked the creation of America's first national military force, more than a year before the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
  19. Aforementioned Chase Park( BOB) last summer after Sacramento trip. Arizona Diamondbacks
  20. My list is in the order in which I visited them: Mile High Stadium, ca 1976, for Denver Bears game. Arlington Stadium, Texas Rangers Gold Sox Stadium, Amarillo Midland Angels Stadium Whatever the Durham NC stadium was called in 1990, Durham Bulls Dan Law Field, Lubbock Crickets Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego Padres The Ballpark in Arlington, if not for weather, i prefer it multiple times more than the new Rangers park. In the mid 90's my employer had great seats, but people bitched that the March/ April games were too cold. I benefitted. LOL. Texas Rangers Minute Maid Park/ Daiken, Houston Astros AT&T Stadium/ Engel Field- Chattanooga Lookouts Highly recommend as a good time and good downtown area Constellation Field, Sugarland Skeeters OKC Redhawks and whatever stadium was called then. Fun times in Bricktown. OneOK Field, Tulsa Drillers Dr Pepper Ballpark, Frisco Roughriders Oriole Park at Camden Yards. 3 Yordan dingers and blast from Correa that still hasn't landed. Astros won 23-2. Have also been to Army-Navy game in Baltimore, and their downtown Inner Harbor/ Stadium setup is awesomely walkable. I'd go back even if my teams weren't playing. Go to Fort McHenry too!!! Rangers Cooktop Grill Stadium- I get the need for it, still haven't accepted that The Ballpark was done. Petco Field- great downtown area and fun fans. San Diego Padres Sutter Health Park- went to a Sacramento River Cats game last summer. Would be weird seeing the A's there now. River Cats probably a better game. Louisville Slugger Field- saw the Bats play. Louisville downtown area is awesome. See also: bourbon everywhere. Would definitely go again. Coors Field- great stadium in fun downtown area. Great beer options both in metro and on-premise. Hit the weather right, and it is damned near perfect for baseball. Colorado Rockies.
  21. At Pinkie's, a chopped beef sammich with spicy sauce and jalapenoes and a Big Red on the drive out to ( nasty ass) Buffalo Springs Lake to go fishin with our grandfather. That and I thought Underwoods ribs in Wichita Falls were the greatest thing ever. BBQ has most definitely evolved.
  22. +1 on what scraps said about Petco/ Padres. That whole area around the stadium is walkable, and basically street taco and beer heaven. That is a very fun trip.
  23. I guess Tyler's ain't worth any count any more. LOL. Not even a mention? GTFOOH.
  24. Karl Malone's MVP
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